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Nasakura Railway Series 2000 (SE car)

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• NNasakura Railway Series 2000 (SE car)The 1020 Series was nicknamed the "Stability and Economical car" (or "SE" for short) because it was designed with an emphasis on economy while maintaining stability, based on a review of the 1020 Series design. Since it was anticipated that it would be necessary to increase the number of vehicles...62 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
• NNasakura Railway Series 6000The Series 3000 was introduced in 1981 to increase the transportation capacity during the timetable revision. Some of the equipment is similar to that of the 3000 Series in consideration of emergency rescue. Twenty years later, in 2001, the cars were upgraded to VVVF with the same equipment as th...58 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
• NNasakura Railway Series 7000 1st carThis type was manufactured to replace the aging Series 2050's first and mid-term cars. Nasakura Railway had conducted practical tests of the VVVF inverter control system and electric command brakes on the second train of Series 3050, and based on the results of these tests, the system was adopted...55 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
• NNasakura Railway Series 6050This is a partially redesigned version of the Series 6000 for branch lines. (Door buttons have been installed, etc.). Due to the reduction of spare parts by commonization of parts, the VVVF inverter control has been changed to the same as that of Series 7000.50 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
• NNasakura Railway Series 5000This series was manufactured to replace the 2000 series. It adopted the latest motor-side thyristor chopper controllers with regenerative braking functionality at the time, aiming to realize regenerative braking, simplify maintenance, and reduce energy loss during acceleration. However, no other...45 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
• NNasakura Railway Series 6070The design was changed again for the main line after the required number of trains for the branch line were completed. However, express lights were not installed since they were no longer in use. The basic design is the same as the Series 6050, except for the elimination of the door buttons. (The...43 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
• NNasakura Railway Series 2050 (NSE car)The Series 2000 was partially modified to meet stricter flame retardant standards and safety requirements, as the new routes were planned to have more underground sections. The new Series 2000 was designed to be a "New Stability and Economical car" (abbreviated as "New Stability and Economical ca...41 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
• NNatetsu Series 5000 Series 50This is the same VVVF inverter control as the Series 7000, which was converted from the Series 5000 to the same VVVF inverter control as the Series 7000 due to the process of reducing spare parts by commonizing parts. It is also equipped with a switching device for emergency traction.40 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
• NNasakura Railway Series 1020Series 1020 is a commuter train that used to be operated by Nasakura Railway. It was the first Nasakura Railway train to adopt the Cardan drive system for general commercial trains, and is regarded as the first generation of so-called "high-performance trains," and the technology used in this typ...39 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
• NNasakura Railway Series 7000 2nd carThe Series 7000 was improved by "adding a single front belt", "changing the method of displaying the company emblem", and "adding a side destination indicator to intermediate cars". This data is the appearance after the "front light LED" and "single arm panther" were added later on.37 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
• MMakurai Railway Series 3000It was developed for direct service between the company's own lines. The design was based on the concept of "a service life of 40 years or more, easy maintenance, and lightweight rolling stock," and the aluminum carbody was adopted for the first time. The body structure of the 3000 Series was the...31 downloadsupdated 4 y ago

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